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Interestingly genie-bottle shaped lampshades at the Rustic Gourmet coffee shop in King William Street, Kent Town.
A tiny spider's web dangles in the morning light hoping for breakfast.
Can you find the Spider?
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Na de goederentrein werd er verder gegaan met het plan om TAG treinen te fotograferen. De eerste slag die met dubbele stellen reed was trein 8746 (Gd 15:13 - Apn 15:35.) Deze werd opgewacht bij het viaduct bij de A20. Hier komen de stellen langsgereden onderweg naar Alphen aan Den Rijn.
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The trouble with black is it shows up the seagull poo.
Hastings. The biggest shore based fishing fleet in the U.K.
Another image from a beautiful sunset at the Grundlsee. While walking around we found this nice spot to enjoy the last sun rays of the day. I then of course looked for compositions and found this net in the water, where I had to lean quite a bit down and forward (the water was already pretty deep there) in order make the net prominent in the image. I also closed the aperture in order to get a sunstar in the other third of the image, which turned out to be quite huge. Hope you like it!
While exploring the rugged coastline at Tarskavaig, Isle of Skye (on a less than ideal day), I spotted a brightly coloured old fishing net down near the shore. I awkwardly clambered through the jumble of large rocks (while my husband watched me nervously, but I only fell over twice) to reach the net - looking almost as though it had been carefully draped over the rocks. The bright colour of the net made a lovely contrast with the dull and dreary conditions.
thunder is closing in. i'm drinking wine from my favorite stainless steel wine glass. the word "conductor" comes to mind.
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Inspired by the story of Hoffmann "The man of sand" and deals with the love story between Swanilda and Franz and that of a mysterious toy maker, Coppelius, who builds a particular doll because he has a soul, Coppelia.
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By William Blake
My Pretty Rose Tree
A flower was offered to me;
Such a flower as May never bore.
But I said I've a Pretty Rose-tree.
And I passed the sweet flower o'er.
Then I went to my Pretty Rose-tree:
To tend her by day and by night.
But my Rose turned away with jealousy:
And her thorns were my only delight.
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